Social Notes Mention Local Visitors And Parliament Opening
A string of social notes records visits from D Taylor and Jack Graham from Western University London to Dandes and Framillion. Doris Matonalé and B P Johnstone of Toronto spent a week with relatives as did Mrs Wm Johnstons. Roy Wanabrough of Tuetonto leaves Saturday for several weeks in Vista re. F M Punhh and Billy of Water-160 as guests of Izy and Mrs J Reid. J W Chantler of Alliston visits S J Reid’s home. George Warner of Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs Jas Symon. Frederick Cook of Gualph OAO and Renetta Waller of Acton spent the weekend with Rev E Brillinger at Winona. O H Robinson, Clayton Robinson and Isobel Robinson of Toronto enjoyed Sunday with the Ramshaw family. Frederick Ostrander will be in Ottawa for Parliament opening and presented to Their Excellencies at the Drawing Room on Friday January 28. Preda Wilkinson of University of Toronto with Mrs W J Russell and children of Unionville and Angus Kennedy of Kitchener spent the week-end with Mrs J R Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cook
Gualph O
Renetta Waller
Acton
Rey
E. Brillinger
Winona
Miles Halen Ostrander
Ottawa
Wll
Mims
Preda Wilkinson
the Univerasity of
Toronto
Irs
W. J. Russell
Barley Fertilizer Trial At Halton Farm Yields Boost
At F C Willmott and Bon Milton, a barley test in a clay loam field shows 12.3 bushels per acre gain with 1-12-6 applied at 360 lbs per acre, compared with no fertilizer. Fertilized grain was plumper, earlier, and ripened more evenly. a net $2.36 per acre profit is projected. Further results await next crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Willmott & Bon
Milton
Willmott
Department of Chemistry
Ontario
Department of Agriculture
Walmott
Farm Women's Club Holds January Meeting
The Farm Women's Club met in January at Mrs. Davidson's home with the new President presiding. Members answered roll with "My most useful thing in my kitchen." A quilting event was hosted by Mrs Young. Speakers included Mrs Davidson on Make the Most of 1938, and Mrs McGregor with papers. A contest by Mrs Denny was won by Mrs Somerville and Mrs Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women's Club
Davidson
Norrow
Young
McGregor
Bracken
McCutcheon
Denny
Somervile
Stuart Santa
Barber’s Quip Sparks Masked Hair Restorer Tale
A barber explains he wears gloves to keep a celebrated hair restorer from growing hair on his hands while a customer and lovers exchange bold lines about passion and letters. The dialogue centers on devotion and a cosmetic product with a humorous twist.
Army Defeats York Road In Rural League Upset
Army hockey team shocked York Road 2-1 in a surprise Rural League outing. Tyler and Yerria anchored defense with Brundett from York Road causing clashes. Army goalie stars, boosting confidence for upcoming matches. The Millionaires and Death by Own Action Squad also factor in a weekend program, while Monday rink conditions forced cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Army
York Road
Tylera
G. Tyler
Yerria
Brundett
Nets
Cleaning Hint for Stain Removal on Furniture
Stains on furniture should be removed before polishing. Cover the mark with olive oil and let it work for a few hours, then wipe away and rub with methylated spirits. After treatment, if the stain disappears, rub in the usual polish to finish.
Putting It Vaguely Policeman Whats the Trouble
A garbled fragment notes a policeman asking Sam and Sonny about trouble and a request to see a man who resembles him. The readable bits hint at a dialogue or caption with scattershot clues but no clear event or outcome. The piece reads like a stray OCR fragment from a crime or comic strip caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Sonny
Diary Query on Brook Cent Tramp Dialogue
A fragmented exchange discusses diary keeping and police activity. The lines mention a Brook Cent context and a question about recording daily actions while a Tramp asks if the police handle such records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cent
Gent
Guyner
Canadiens Defenseman Red Goupille Emerges For Rookie Award
The Canadiens young blueliner Red Goupille from Montreal stands as a strong rookie candidate for next March’s beat rookie of the year award. His brilliant performances behind the defense for Cecil Hart have drawn praise from observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Red Goupille
Montesa
Canadiens
Cecil Hart
Annual Meeting of Guelph Presbyterial W M L S Held
The twenty fourth annual meeting of the Guelph Presbyterial W M L S of the Presbyterian Church met at Mave Church Guelph on Tuesday with morning and afternoon sessions Mrs WOP Gamble Presbyterian resident chaired deliberations reports showed department allocations exceeded Mrs JA Hutz of Toronto Provineties President spoke and installed officers for 1938 Attendees from Acton included Mrs Bennie Mrs Blow Mr Yard Mrs ROM McDonald and Mrs A Haga in prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Acton
Fot. Bennie
FS Blow
Wyard
Rom McDonald
A Haga
County Council Appointments and Finances Notes
County Council moves appointing Mrs David Hartlay and Mr Allan to Old Age Pension and Mothers Allowance Boards and designates representatives to the Children's Aid Society of Halton. Additional accounts are approved for Finance, Capital, Printing, County Buildings, Education, and Education Committee with totals including Brampton High School, Waterdown, Rockwood, Milton, Oakville, Georgetown, Burlington, Acton, and others, adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNiven
Cilbert
David Hartlay
Mr. Allan
McCutcheon
Tyera
Irving
3Ar. Hall
Halton County
Brampton High School
Waterdown and & Flamboro
Rockwood Continuation
Milton High School
Oakville
Georgetown Pe
Burlington
Acton Continuation School
Interesting program at the Greenock Literary Society
The Greenock Literary Society met January 21st in the school with acting president Mrs Bert McKeown presiding. Calvin Aitken led the program with Jesse Wardlaw as chairman including piano by Margaret McPhait and recitation by Evaline McCaig. A debate on whether County Life offers better social opportunities than city life favored the negative. A mouth organ selection by Ward Grail and Albert Ord followed, then the National Anthem and a social hour with tea served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenock Literary Society
Pirat
Bert McKeown
Calvin Aitken
Jesse Wardlaw Wting
Arthur McKeown
Jrase Ward
Gordon McKeown
Miaered Weat
Oy Ward Grail
Albert ‘Ord
Chick Hinch Waa
Reign of Winter Ends at Victoria Empress Hotel
A deluxe Canadian Pacific journey ends in Victoria British Columbia as travelers swap subzero and blizzards for summer. The Empress Hotel towers over Victoria Harbour offering Conservatory Crystal Garden and warm saltwater pool while nearby sights include Butchart Gardens Malahat Drive and Royal Colwood golf course hosting a March golf tournament for notable cups and prizes.
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Victoria
Rockies
San Juan de Fuca
Canada
Evergreen Playground
Vancouver Island
Dominion
Inner Harbor
Empress Hotel
Crystal Garden
Royal Colwood Club
Ria Rotary Club
Matson
Malahat Drive
Butchart Gardens
Tayout
Crystal Gardens
Yacht Harbor
Parliament Buildings
Puzzle in Rhyme to Fill in Time
A phonetic puzzle in rhyme hints at hidden letters forming a word. Each clue gives letters present in certain words but not others, leading to a final solution linked to a bolutian name and a generic status. The piece plays on wordplay and puzzle style.
Car Stolen in Georgetown Stopped in Brampton
A car stolen from Georgetown was chased into Brampton where Constable Ernest Armstrong fired a warning shot to halt one fleeing man. The driver and second occupant escaped in opposite directions after the pursuit began on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Brampton
Ernest Armstrong
Main Street
No Joke Prat Student Lingers Over Ten Shilling Request
A fragment shows a Prat student asking for ten shillings. Another student replies no. The first student says it was a joke, while the second notes it wasn’t funny. The dialogue reveals tension and attempts at humor in a classroom moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prat
Phat
Parmer Jurgina on tough times and hopes for charity
The exchange shows Parmer Jurgina describing a period of hardship. He explains that last year they lived on faith and now survive on hope, with plans to rely on charity next year if circumstances improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer Jurgina
Parmer
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Mars
Taylor
Jack Graham
Tome
Western University
London
Mies
Doris Matonalé, B.A
Was Haste
B.P. Johnstone
Wm. Johnstons
Mir
Myre
Roy Wanabrough
Tuetonto
Eft
Vistida
Re. F. M. Punhh
Billy
Izy
J. Reid
Mire
J. W. Chantler
Alliston
George Warner
Jas. Symon
O. H. Robinson
Clayton Robinson
Isobel Robinson
Mises Ramshaw
Peel Street
Halton
Farm Women’s Club
Clothes
Yonge St
Ryrie-Birics
E. Harrop
Gere Dilstrist
Mateal Neretsh Union
Camsdlem Five
Tneurames
Comngany
The
Aliance Assurance Ca
Camalty of Canada Assurance Company
Marebanis Casualty Ca
Poertagets-Prairie Meteal
St. George’s Square
Plo
Pwlt Ptr
Silver Poxen
Martha Raye
Bing Crosby
Montague the Magnificent
Peeping Penguinn
Tim Tyler
Love Under Fire
Don Ameche
Loretta Young
Panay Pictures
Ritz Brothers
Serenr
Gary Cooper
Guelph Presbyterial
W.mls
Sallys
County Council
Dube Coupon
Uusten Ie
Rial Tobalclo's
E.S.T
CBL
Toya
Qalsea
Fide
Pallant’s Clothing Store
UNOCO
Young Street
Sunoco
Simpson
Whitham’s
Whitham
United States
Eddie Cantor
Ife
Fly Radio Progrem
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